Divine Violence: Walter Benjamin and the Eschatology of Sovereignty

James R. Martel

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Walter Benjamin Studies Compilation Political Theology and Sovereignty Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

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PART ONE Introduction: Sovereignty and temporality The trap of sovereignty Benjamin's dissipated eschatology PART TWO Waiting for Justice Forgiveness and judgment Sovereignty de-centered: The Hebrew Republic Conclusion: Politics without mythology.

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